Original German WWII Luftwaffe Portable Model K32 GWB Barracks Radio by Siemens - Serial 4468 German Artwork & Posters Trigger guard has an extra

Trigger guard has an extra finger spur on the bottom for a second finger to help stabilize the pistol

3 kg) guncotton charge in a lanyarded can

Regimentally marked and named to a WWII Soldier and still retaining the original issued accessories

and the magazine cutoff selector works correctly

by Company "D" of the 1ST Vermont Volunteer Cavalry

Original German WWII Luftwaffe Portable Model K32 GWB Barracks Radio by Siemens - Serial 4468 German Artwork & Posters Trigger guard has an extraOriginal Item: Only One Available. The NSDAP recognized early on that radio would be a very effective propaganda tool as the spoken word was more influential than the written. When AH came to power, Germany's national radio broadcasting system was quickly taken over by the Ministry for Public Enlightenment and Propaganda. A special department, the Chamber of Radio, was created, and it pushed manufacturers into producing an inexpensive radio that the